Unicode-aware counts, reading time and platform limits
CV Creator
Create a one-column CV with real extractable text (ATS-friendly), save it as PDF by printing, export and import JSON Resume, and check how well it covers the keywords of a pasted job description.
Workspace
ATS check
CV
How the result is calculated
The template is one column with standard headings (Summary/Experience/Education/Skills) and real text (h1/h2/h3/p/ul) with no tables or images for content, so the text is extractable when printed to PDF. Data is kept as JSON Resume (basics/work/education/skills) with free-text dates. ATS check: the top 20 keywords are extracted from the job description (after removing stopwords, numbers and words shorter than 3 characters except a short list like SQL and AI), ordered by frequency then alphabetically, and coverage = keywords present in your CV ÷ total × 100 (exact word match).
Limits:
We do not guarantee passing any particular tracking system: each reads differently. The check is literal word matching (no stems or synonyms, and it does not handle Arabic inflection). Dates are free text, not ISO. PDF is saved through the browser’s print and print fonts come from your device. Nothing is stored between sessions (use JSON export).
FAQ
Will recruiting systems read my CV?
A real-text single-column template suits them best, but there is no guarantee.
What is JSON Resume?
An open format for exchanging CV data between tools.
